Hotels list page

Search, filter, and manage hotel records in Tourpaq Office. Review every field on the Hotels list page and see how each field affects booking, contracts, web, reporting, and supplier workflows.

The Hotels list page is the entry point for hotel master data in Tourpaq Office. It is used to find hotel records, create new hotels, and open existing hotels for setup work that continues in Hotel creation, Hotel Contracts, Facilities, and Hotel reporting.

Menu path

Open HotelHotels.

Related entry points

  • Global search can be used to jump to a hotel, then continue in Edit from this list. See Global search.

  • Hotel records shown here are the same entities used in booking workflows. See Booking overview.

Requirements

  • Access to the Hotel module.

  • Administrator permissions for Create using wizard, Create, Edit, and Delete.

  • Existing setup data for Destination, Resort, and usually Supplier before new hotel creation starts.

Interface overview

The page is split into three areas:

  • Filters at the top for narrowing the hotel set.

  • A result table showing core hotel master data as columns.

  • Actions for creating, editing, or deleting a hotel record.

The result table is the fastest way to validate that the correct hotel is selected before continuing with contract setup, room setup, web content, or supplier work.

Overview

This page supports three core tasks:

  1. Find hotel records with filters.

  2. Review hotel master data in the result list.

  3. Open or create hotel records for further setup.

Hotel records created from this page are used in booking flows, hotel contracts, web content, allotments, reporting, supplier communication, and API output.

Purpose

The page keeps hotel master data searchable and consistent.

Accurate data here affects:

  • hotel selection in booking flows

  • contract and allotment setup

  • supplier communication and invoicing

  • website and API hotel display

  • operational and financial reporting

Configuration steps

1

Find the correct hotel record

Set filters such as Hotel, Destination, and Resort.

Validate the match using Code, Name, Resort, and Supplier in the result table.

2

Create a new hotel record (when required)

Select Create using wizard for guided setup.

Select Create for manual setup.

Continue with room types, brand assignment, and web configuration in Hotel creation.

3

Continue with downstream hotel setup

Maintain contracts and commercial setup in Hotel Contracts.

Maintain facilities and related display metadata in Facilities.

Validate operational output in Hotel reporting.

Daily workflow (common)

1

Filter the list

Use Hotel, Destination, Resort, Display only Bed Banks, and Show hidden to narrow the result set.

2

Review the matching hotels

Check the table columns to confirm the correct hotel, resort, supplier, and integration type.

3

Continue with the next task

Use Create using wizard or Create for new setup.

Use Edit for maintenance.

Use Delete only when the hotel must be removed permanently.

Hotels list page showing filters, table, and actions
Hotels list page with filters, result columns, and actions.

System behavior

Filtering

Hidden hotels

  • Show hidden includes hotels that are excluded from normal selection.

  • Hidden hotels can still exist in historical bookings and operational reporting. See All bookings.

Create/Edit/Delete

  • Create using wizard and Create produce the same hotel entity. Differences are the data entry flow and required completeness at the first save.

  • Edit opens the hotel record where changes can affect booking selection, contract logic, web display, exports, and reporting.

  • Delete removes the hotel master record. Deletion can break references in contracts, integrations, and reporting. Hiding the hotel is often safer when the hotel must stop appearing operationally.

Fields on the Hotels list page

Filters

Hotel

Filters the list by hotel record.

Use this field to find a specific hotel before editing master data, contracts, room setup, or web content. The hotel selected here is the same hotel entity used later in Hotel creation, Hotel Contracts, and booking flows.

Destination

Filters hotels by destination.

This filter is useful when several resorts belong to the same destination. It relates to destination structure used throughout Tourpaq, including setup data in Destination and resort assignment maintained in Hotel creation.

Resort

Filters hotels by resort.

This filter is commonly used before contract work, allotment work, and resort-level hotel maintenance. The selected resort is part of the hotel master data and affects booking selection, grouping, and reporting. Resort setup is maintained in Resorts.

Display only Bed Banks

Shows only hotels that come from, or are linked to, a bed bank source.

Use this checkbox when checking imported or integrated accommodation content. It relates directly to provider/import setup in System Setup – Hotel Providers and System Setup – Hotel Import, and to the Bed Bank indication in the result list.

Show hidden

Includes hotels that are hidden from normal selection.

This filter relates to the hotel Status maintained in Hotel creation. Hidden hotels are usually excluded from daily selection flows, but still matter for history, reporting, and controlled maintenance.

Clear

Removes the active filters.

Use it before starting a new search or when switching from one hotel maintenance task to another.

Table columns

Code

Shows the hotel code.

This value is a core identifier in Tourpaq. It is used for internal reference, hotel maintenance, integrations, reporting, exports, and API-based hotel output. For new hotels, the code is created during Hotel creation or Create using the wizard.

Name

Shows the hotel name.

The name identifies the property across Office workflows and can also affect how the hotel appears in downstream channels, depending on setup. It is one of the key fields checked before contracts, web, room, or supplier work continues.

Resort

Shows the resort linked to the hotel.

This field connects the hotel to destination structure in Tourpaq. It affects search, reporting, and how hotels are organized for booking and operational work.

Supplier

Shows the supplier connected to the hotel.

This field is important for supplier communication, hotel reporting, invoicing, and integration-based hotel handling. It becomes especially relevant when the hotel is part of supplier workflows such as confirmations and reporting. Supplier master data is maintained under Suppliers, including Hotel Supplier.

Address

Shows the hotel address.

This field supports operational identification of the property and helps staff confirm that the correct hotel record is being maintained. It can also support downstream communication and document accuracy.

City

Shows the hotel city.

This field supports operational clarity and makes it easier to distinguish similar hotel names across destinations and resorts. It also improves list review and reporting context.

Country

Shows the hotel country.

This field supports geographic identification and reporting context. It is especially useful when similar destinations or resorts exist across markets.

Phone

Shows the hotel phone number.

This field supports operational contact with the property. It is relevant in service handling, supplier follow-up, and manual hotel communication scenarios.

Fax

Shows the hotel fax number.

This field is optional in practice, but still documented because it is part of the hotel record. If used, it supports legacy supplier communication flows.

Order No.

Shows the internal order number for the hotel.

This field relates to hotel sorting and downstream output. In hotel setup, Order No. is used for controlling the order in website lists or other consumers that read hotel master data.

Bed Bank

Indicates whether the hotel is linked to a bed bank.

This column helps distinguish directly maintained hotels from integration-based hotel records. It relates to supplier source, contract model, and troubleshooting of imported hotel content.

Actions

Create using wizard

Opens the guided hotel creation flow.

This action is not mandatory, but it is the fastest option for a new hotel. It relates directly to Create using the wizard, where minimum required hotel data is entered before the hotel record is saved.

Create

Opens the standard hotel setup form.

This action is not mandatory, but it is used when full manual control is needed from the start. It leads into Hotel creation, where required fields, room types, brands, allotments, and other hotel settings are maintained.

Edit

Opens the selected hotel for maintenance.

This action relates to nearly all hotel functionality in Tourpaq, including room types, allotments, facilities, web content, communication, deposits, and contracts. Use this action when the hotel already exists and the setup must be reviewed or changed.

Delete

Permanently removes the hotel record.

This action is not mandatory and should be used with caution. Deleting a hotel can affect reporting, historical references, integrations, and downstream hotel setup. If the hotel should stop appearing in normal work, hiding the hotel is usually safer than deletion.

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Examples

Example: Find an imported bed bank hotel for troubleshooting

  1. Enable Display only Bed Banks.

  2. Narrow the list with Destination and Resort.

  3. Validate Bed Bank and Supplier in the result table.

  4. Open with Edit and continue with provider/import investigation in System Setup – Hotel Providers or System Setup – Hotel Import.

Example: Locate a hidden hotel for controlled maintenance

  1. Enable Show hidden.

  2. Filter by Hotel or Resort.

  3. Open with Edit and verify whether the hotel should remain hidden due to historical bookings. Reporting validation can be done in All bookings and Hotel reporting.

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